Catalytic converter for you?
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Catalytic converter for you?
I read in the paper this morning the EPA is considering regulations for engines of less than 50 HP including "Lawn mowers, jet skis and other similar small machines" I guess that includes us.
Anyone know what this means?
Anyone know what this means?
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They have been talking about that for years. The latest LawnBoy twostrokes did have catalytic converters. There is no 50hp jetskis anymore and they have been included with all marine vehicles and have already had emission standards phased in over the last 9 years. Any changes will only be at the MFG level. The current proposed standards for off-road engines are relatively low and can be met with a catalytic afterburner or by simply using fourstrokes.
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They have been talking about that for years. The latest LawnBoy twostrokes did have catalytic converters. There is no 50hp jetskis anymore and they have been included with all marine vehicles and have already had emission standards phased in over the last 9 years. Any changes will only be at the MFG level. The current proposed standards for off-road engines are relatively low and can be met with a catalytic afterburner or by simply using fourstrokes.
They have been talking about that for years. The latest LawnBoy twostrokes did have catalytic converters. There is no 50hp jetskis anymore and they have been included with all marine vehicles and have already had emission standards phased in over the last 9 years. Any changes will only be at the MFG level. The current proposed standards for off-road engines are relatively low and can be met with a catalytic afterburner or by simply using fourstrokes.